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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
VOLUME LIV.


10 ths IIosorshls coaby connlssioasrs ios ne
Couny % Okiorii
Ne. the asicrsiraed. tahAbitast Of ne towa
% NofsaY. fsspeetlsns rsprcseat that publie
necessIfv AL convenicacs requires tha locailon of
t1un esv. % rosf. commeaclrg 81 point On
fissalnt sirsst. IN SAit tosu. ~ or nesF the
uesifflf ED 81 Maple street IN sait tosn thl1ce
ruanlnr cssfeTlJ On ~ oTtr ali Nlpie srsst. q
Whliman suest In sail town therce on WhlimAn
su~st 10 fesfl ~trxet thsnes essterly co % over
saii Pearl siresi aof acres DssrIng and Cotiago
a csss o. ~ utstsry sni n neai street. ant %
inisfscst thsresfh nesr ths Norway bfanch
~ llroAi sfalloa. In sah Nor~ay. ever he most
isssibie roais. Aua ve vouli iufther fepfsssn'.
tnat rstifoo dlly stEnfd snf prsssatd 10 ths
~alsetmsn a slti tosa - Nofsar. br ne inhAb.
lsats % said tlsn rtluestinx then - hcsic sAt
ssv. or so much u n, a. ne Yahlie nscesslty And
ccnssrisaes rsquisel ana hat the saii Muaici-
ral Cnrsfs, amer vie~in9 sah fouie. utrsAson.
atiy rsiussd ani neglteed % loeats ne ssrne, 90
sny VaFt "a q. whefsf1ry Youf pstltiooefs oelng
sGrifFcd ttefeoy. wCud Fespecduiy rQaest
year hororshis bo-iY. Aiter tue notoe thfafinz.
10 ilcais sali wsy, ~ 40 maca of q. a. the vahlc
coaFeu eIct Ullires. In tc ,oftancc stth NE
ttttuls IN furh cases n a1f And proFitft. tslitv.
"a thsi pablc eouven aenes AL ntccssty of me
usIierstrnei IahabI tants "a ssii tlsa % >sfvsy
ffquirg tkat al l.scsfioa shali b madf.
Wh. L. COi.N ani ~ ttksrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

childish gratitude in her blue eyes. iha,
kind.heartsd Mrs. Jsary weat up and
pa, her mo,herly arms a,ound her. and
said. with tears In her eye':
Forgive me forgive u, ell. won,
yOa''
Jack answered for her.
"she forgives you. We both forgive
you. nsighbor and friends; bat " any
man repeats such s,utf agsia. sbou, my
wife OF any other woman, | give him
warning here aud nov that i will afford
me infinite pleasure TO give him sound
,hrashing."
And ,ha, was the las, Of the great
scandal q, Pine Pals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
Valuable Timber Lands and Farm
for Sale.

n, vir,us q ssihery rssa ne "a n. ~ ei pas,
ii w,rr.a. isfs u wsisrcrt. dsceas.s. soa.l -
y. ~. .-.sI-n a. ths pfetalses. ~ North Msl.r
al. 81 Thursdsy. the tth day Of Oct, lss5,
At 70 o'clock 90 ~. ss.s .sss. rs Iss ,sa. .' q
- hsrss. IS hssi of ns.f caftle and ~ shsei
~ers winisrcl uIoa ne pi.es NJ sn,sr - 49, 49,
lssr 40 tarrsls q greiled irut ssfe 80 -. - -
si.,s - a. II isst. and the ameunt g-n - ~
r,s...i in-lsanisly. Ths isrn i sia.led 90 90
- NoSth waifrfarl Nlars. And nine lnllss ~ =.
- II II. n. staiion. q N0rsay; eenssa<et " y
s-l,ois All charyhes- rhers 4 aoeaf 49,. s... -, =,
snrucs timber. srd i.ooooco ef hsmlo.k ~ ',. ss.
-. al t@srh. he1n,ock ani ash Er0sth ~ sil y
- IN 81 uifhouf he umbsr and entlre "a ~
parrsls. - salf IurchAsers. Also On - -l..l,
- IA - SAM plare. souis q NE mo.t Ns.s.e-s
- - ,Ir,hsr ianls In Mans. Situated n 49,
1sr,i ast Alb.ny. estimated - -, ss " - -
e-.s~U.i n alanisncs. CFooked h'ef h'"'
tkr.axh the lands In AlhHny.
HTfksl. sspL en-, Isl. l.......-,.., -.
4. N. woRxEtL.A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

n "a. Rs-,-a,i, o,-.'y os--a's.s.s'' - ~
Cl..ft - CFflri
E..R,ctiufy represeut iha u1ifrsigret. iczAi
v,.Trs "a - ioxrs of Z tri.. ONtpfd AL ieorpa.
in sst Crgril "a oxfoft, th,i pettc e,eisais 80
.ui necessity vgare thc io.igsirg fe.efioet A.
tsfsfiors In ihe c1unty rosis In ssh tCuaif.
isa.llas non -outh rafis Village IN sal fAiis -
llstrrn Acstsmv IN sad iissfoa, snd thsace
srafh. throash ~cheai uisricts >os. acf :. ~
ssii fsb-ou g. Anffofcexsia Cruaiy ilne. va
mt o. crumcrf|rE nesf Ne ugrer nitisC
CFsf si1ny nfcoE. ln south Parts Nillsfe. ttsafe
"a .'. ~ NJ s. sss s,ss 80 10 sssry rsas
fn tfs eastsflY tase a sait hil.
ss-anf. tg erslnalrF % to westerly ttse u
siosri hul, - ca'lef, ~ al taIi.. tnense fln'
rIng sround s1aihfflI base "a sd Nj Ahd latef'
,sciinr ssif c1unty roat ~ ths easisfiy ease
niri. sy J. siraiss 81 tts westerly blss II ihe
~ sr : 80 - ro,i . nsn'. rooi. y .sa rsn,,
ruunlns ftsufe sfouni tne soathtrif tAfe "a al
re ~ lsrd sud iutsrsscitg sall eeenr real 'n
ths sssisfiy bess osfeoi m al fsii.. 49,.
g ne hll n sall ooaatT fcai, titaaici soaih.
easirFir -. s1t ser - rssilfuce - cfltanus
a. ucsrrc. In tst listron ihsnse rsntiae sfoeni
Ias rofth sasitr'y tise q saii hia al ieisr,sst
iag sai cssnif roaa ussf the rssdssos oi NE ii's
T.as. b. teslarlrs a. o. Hsar las vesssrJ
tass % ne si,sr MA pa s.i ss.sv i.ai, s,s
10 iais Ia iosfph HsIrQws, IN al teeron
tssues frnnInx rofth sssisfiy RrCuni saii hlh
snI Infsrssrfirs ~ ooaufF rott AfsresA 4. lead.
a. irlm ms5fca Acsdsmy o. A1froscosrh
C0snfr liue uoAf ne nttrun AcsdfmF hoafding
hrasr caliel q les Ifuslse uousc IN al iie'fpa.
-ixtf. ~ tfs'nninr A. ne noftnsfiy eAse =.
ths Itf Car llllL 80 tsiisi, IN ssii iAst nAaei
rCunfy fosd in saii isbfoa usa' ne fes iietce %
fsrnafl punnam. thfres funniar Areaei NC
.s.,sTiT 49, on saii hi'i. al iniersociins sad
rnrnfr rcaf uear me fsiletcs 81 ttc late :.
Jhfslly tn "a uCtron.
~ssc1th 81 brg intiax a. TIE ucfihtfil tase 81
nHusfIg Nafd' lill. - caiisd. ia al ceutN
80. opI.oslls ne uii Eotsit eiotef fssiieace'
IN IA Iletruu. tilSncs fuaulng arVani Ne sest
srlv base % "a a hlii snd atsfrseitaE sal eaaay
RAJ usN tts rssiistce " tiskisi hsftAi' IN
sald ustroa. ... .
ths f1uss u nanlsl hucknams IA tAii hsefoa'
theucr funnlrg throush ins Na.icf % ne eass
efiF slds q sai c0auty foti ani iaierseci AL
soaatY rosi 10 o. ecN ne i,.oi % ,slo.t iieaee
IiIi ~ 81 Sehcoi Distfiri ~. IN sal iieofua.
Anf fouf psluI1nsfs Ifay thN leuf heest.
- v.sw saf way and ~id Aiter the s.ne =
abcFs ~ ths roinis Aeofe rArsi, 49, --'.. l.s-..
costInus sny Eofilocs 0f al saY e1a'iiisns WI
taid aitsraiioas.
msbfoh. AuE =. L. .,..,...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

have been q great sufferer from eaiarrh
for over ten years, had II very bal could
hardly breathe. Some nights could not
s!esp-hai to Walk the door. l purenas-
ed Ely's Cream Balm ani am using u ffee-
ly. 4, is working . cure sprely. | have adj
yi.ei several filends % use 10, and with
h,ppy results In every case. IL Is The one
medicine above al Others made 10 cure ca
t.rrh, and II IL worth its weight In gold.
thank God have found remedy ! can
use with safety and that does All that Is
claimed for II. II Ia curing my DEAFNESS.
n w. soerry, Hartford, Conn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Alady who dresses elegantly AMI be-
longs 10 the high perch OF social plamase'
m sde formal call upon lady OF her &C
auslntance and waited In the parlor While
her card WAS sent up. tiny specimen OF
a girl was present, who eyed the elegant
visitor very closely and seemed much IN
terestei 10 her appesrsnee. wen, my
dear" remsfked the visitor with approval
As she smoothed out her silks and laees,
"what 30 you ,hlnk OF mei" "Oa, said
the little girl. with the charming e,ndor u
chIlihooi, "Ive seen nouncss before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

The frs, state In which members ofthe
Grange have taken formal action la test.
ing the Interstate Commerca Law !, Ner-
mont. state Mister Alfred Mssser, rep
resentlug the state Orange, stsrivi The
ball 10 motion by Addressing Gov. Ofms-
bee, calling his attention 10 tbe fact that
Canadian products are carried over ihc
railroads OF the State 10 Boston ana
other markets AZ lower rates OF ffeieht
than those charged Vermont farmers for
a shorter distance. The result has been.
the State Grange has entered formal
complaint agAint the Central Vermont
and other rsilrosds for violation OF The
Interstate Comm.ree law. Under The
State law the Governor has the power TO
assign counsel on behalf OF the State 10
assist the Grange In presenting The mat
ter before the Commission, aud exsrcis-
ing this right, Governor Ormsoee Ia. sp-
pointed Hon. Kittridge IIiskins, Who Is
preparing the case for the State Grange,
and United States Senstor Etmunds Viii
make the argument before tie Commis-
sion. This will be test case OF The law
and win be watched with much Interest.
II Is encouraging TO know that the Cover
nor ana the people OF the whols state
will. with the aid OF eminent legal talent
defend her farmers from Injustice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

A dog Was thrown overheard BY the
captain Of an Oswego steamer who want.
ed to know how far the animal could
swim. The dog reached the shore I
miles of Ave hours after be had been
thrown into the wstsr.' Some one sug.
gss,sd that the captain be taken Is miles
from the shore and permitted to tsss biz
swimming qualities.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

COUNTY OT OXfORD. s.-Besri Of Coaniy
Commissloaefs. ~sgteutsr session. t.s-
JEon ths torsEoing pstitioa. sAtisfastofy ett
aeuCs harinE tesu Iscslrtd thst the petitiousrs
A. resYoasibls. ndthst ingaify tate The stits %
ihtif arpllcafioa 4 exrsdlsnt, u is Sfdsrci thsi
ths Coanty Commlssioaers meet a. the him
lloasa IN NorssY. o. ihursisT, the tstuiy
ssVsn.h dav % OCtChsf rest a. tfa a tne
clock A. n md thsroa rrcNrt % WV
ths rouis msnfloaei In aid Vstitiln. imns
a aisiY aiiff shlch rlss, hssfiag II Ne psrtss
ard lhslf Witnesses sill - hat ~ some coatsn-
cat riacs IN The vicinlty. ani ssch ether easerss
takFa In ths Fremlsssa a. ne 0onulissioncrs shsl
atrs prorsf. Anii Ia iafthef ortersd that noticc
of ~ time flcs sal gufIcse oi tie onnissioosfs
nsstlnr afofsssid D. ritsn o. al psrtous and cor
pofafioas iaisresfsd ~ caasinf aiis.isi copies o
ssii pstlfion And a this order thsrson o. D.
srrFed apoa ne Oierk % tte tosn q
Norwar. ani aiso losici 20 a. three rublic
vls-s. In ssid ssu snd Iahishei t,fts
srsks fucCessiFgiY ~ the okford I'm.
ocrst. a ursspapsr griaisi a. fafis, IN said
ccaurF u ONforIi. ~ lfti n sai patlicAiioas
ga saeh "a ~ sthef noticss. a. o. nals. served
sad rsisd a. least thrty days before sAli tims 0i
tlsetlnE. % tAs end that al peftons Ant eofpora
toes may thea ant thsrc arle-f and thss caase
Il any thsY have shy ths lfsysf of saia pc'itousrs
sboali 40 o. lfaEtsli.
Aussli AInEEr =. AUSTIN. Ciefk-
A trs- Cegy q ali rstiiion ssi ordsr oi Couf'
Attest. ALBEET 8. AUSTIN. cisrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

r, "A. H,.erails Eoarf - Cosafs Coussisiioscrs
sriflia aaaf 10 a. teaafg - oSflrdi
Eespsetfaliy rsprsseaL tts uniefsisnsi. gu
40 . All luhst tats ot ohtlfd =. .eaNs - - =.
=, rrateaieurs And necessity ftgare nss
=. ri sfs az throush me towns oi oreensooa an1
rrfFsl In SAD Cgu1ty. conmfnc ing A. potns IN
IN hlshsay nsu the siore oi \ "a. Nogistn'
80 l.r,e1 .o.i All runuiag IN u)rtherJ ~
,..fIrn 4. ne nost nasltle roates 70 polnt N
a. fIsnWay psar ne dseutag hoase oi JACOB a.
es..s- In saif HgihgL They therciore pray thsl
20 vIss said ruutf. an1 iocAse the sAnes Aha -
IL fufV lrrund oil ever prsYs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

4, IA estimated that Boston has 100
lawyers. 10 IL puzzle 20 know how they
sli get q living. when it's remembered that
there are thousands OF persons in the city
who are always ready 10 give sdsle,, nee
gratis fOr nothing, and without money
md Without price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
nEsr pREEps.

Thu mos, profitable breed OF poeliiy
IL tae most popular one. No matter ho"
large or handsome. or what grAni ess
record they have made, II they are not
the fowl ,hA, II on The top wave OF pop
ularlty /, will bs impossible 10 reslik,
The grcsies, prOhs from them. IL Was
not the iunatc excellence OF trio OF
PiymOu,h Rocks that made them bring
one hundred dollars, nor the Intrinsic
yslge OF q sitting OF eggs from Partridge
Cochins that made them sell fof twenty
ase dollars, bot their popularity. NO
doubt the purchasers OF these fancy
priced birds AID eggs made money by
thsir Investments. bat II WAS not by sell
ing eggs AZ six cents per dozen nor chicks
Al colt" apiece. They struck while The
iron was hot, aud while tae crsEs ran In
tha, particular channel. We cannot Al
be fancy breeders, however, AL the next
hest thlug tn do Is % do the best We can.
lave a speciality and stick 10 it. III IL be
eggs, get the best egg'producers lhe
country sfJrts; II broliers, the earliest
mA,urlng birds. or n dressed poultry be
the aim, get some OF the large breeds.
The one p0ln, We Insist upou IL, keep
nothing but pare bred fowls, le, tae
breed be whst IL may. Select only TIE
best for breeders. Let your standard OF
excellence be high and breed 10 IL One
with a pen OF pure blrts can always sell
= few, al least. 81 fancy prices; besides
there il no advantage Whatever iu keeping
up a dock OF mOngrsls.-Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
tpr ur SHOW YoU

wh,, q saving have made during the last
year by being my own doctor. Last year
paid cut SOC % Tor doctors and thelr
medicine, this year paid - co for sir
bottles of Sulphur Bli,srs, and they hsse
kspi health In my whole family. They are
the best aud pare-t medicine ever made
Charles Mag. 90 Tsmple Street, Bo''oH'
Mss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Things have been reversed this seasor::
Ordinarily The New England nelds ard
pastures become brown and ssfe curing
the heats OF summer while the south OF
England and ireland retain their vsrdlre
darlnz TIE sesson. This sumner the
drouth there has BEEN unprecedented, and
the grass has lost It's freshness With rs,
Although Jaly wss hotter ihsn 10 any sea-
son for many years. the molsture has ocen
40 great that the grass and foliage have
kep. the freshness OF June, and the late
abundant rains have ensured that the same
shall continue until the frcsts CONS. IL
has not been 90 favorable for some crops.
-Nwburyport Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

,icks. tried to run in persons not en,i-
tied TO the privilege
II will be seen tha, sbOu, one.four,h
Of the indeb,edness VAS wiped oat.
which will give general satisfaction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
YInnR ANp VITALITY

Arc quickly given IN every part OF the.
body by Ho0i's SarssparillA. That Tired
feeling IL entirely overcome. The blood
Is parinsd, enriched and vitslifei, aud car
rles health instead OF disease 10 every or
gan. The stomach IL toned and strength.
ened. the appetite restored. The kidneys
and liver are rousei aud lnvigorstsd. The
brain IL refreshed, the mind made clear aud
ready lOr work. Try IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

ffrs. All Pits stopped frse ~ Df. kiise's
Great Nerve Iisstorer. No nts amer nr-s
bottle nee " VI cssss- send 10 Or. xiine,s ssi
| Arch ~. phila., Ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

When james Russell Lowell registered
A. London hotel the other day. be was
pointed out - an American who had come
over % England 20 Jump on bridges. ~
must be q pleasure 20 be considered grea.
even when you are an ordinary person snd
t.ken lOr some celebrity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Horace Coolidge. ofFrankforf, ". T..
took a severe cold which settled on his
lungs. lie was cotnaed 10 his bed, hsd
pains In his eide, profuss srests and rest.
less nights. lie expected 10 die. lie was
completely restored 10 health by uslng
wisrARs BAisaM or Win CHERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

A San Befnarilao contemporary i OF
the solemn conviction that the man Spring-
er. who recently hammered his wife ln'o
her grave. At Cotton. ought 20 be "bolled
in oil" No san Bernardino man admits
that water A. good for anything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
IInw ro n.Ix HLrsu ANp SfRKNaTm.

Use after each meal sco,ts Emulsion
II IL as pAlatsbls as milk ani easily digest
ed. Delicate people improve rapidly with
It's use. For Consumption, Throst Ansc-
lions and Bronchliis u IL uueqaalled. Dr.
Tmos PRix, Ala, says IL used SCOTS
Emulsion on child eight months old .. he
gained four pounds In q month"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

--iIuugsrisn papers report that this
years crop OF cereals promises TO De The
mos, abundant since 1882. IL nestimatsd
that wheat alone win Yield 10000 600
quintals, or Is. .00o. 900 TO II, ,0o0, 600 q1iat'
ais more than will be needed for home
consumption.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

When Fab, ~. sch, -s rs's hsr css,oriA
wb,a ale -. chil. shs cred &c C.s.ofiA
whsa .hs.lse.ss. Miss. sAs dang 10 ca',o'i>
wlsa Oh. Asa cAlllr,a. Oh. cav. then c.s.Or.A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top
ic- 4 solicited. Address all Communications
intended FOE this department IA AonicuL
TCRAL kDtrOR. .OxfOkp Dfno-fkAr.f fAnis, Ma
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

"Invalid locomotive chairs" are largely
advertised. An invalid locomotive ought
TO be sent 10 the shop for repairs Any.
how. ono iDesnt see why IL needs chair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Thls year American nfe ersekers were
offered for sale for the nfst tins. Erperi'
ence hiss proved that they are Just ~
much OF q nuisance a. the Imported Kind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

"Ia the Mexican church choir no WON.
an IA allowed 10 sing" There are great
many church cholrs In America In which
women don't slpg, but unfortunately they
try. The Mexican church choir would be
a model musical organization II the male
singers were also obliged to keep their
mouths shut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
Parts uiIi. We.

Oaos Days Tuesday and Friday.
Calls answered a. All tines
Rslsr. b ~ I. i.si.n to. NJ. ant hTs. ssmae
(. Cartsr NJ AT Mrs. fbom<s croisr. NJ. 90
hfs {. nafbls, M. snd Mrs Jeoe rlses. -
al Ms. u. a. Maxim, Hrs- A - sasan.s -.
hlss Atbls ssaa. Mrs. Ab<sn poolr, hex. a, 20
ftt. Scsfh Paris nrs n Chsse. >.I ssl NJ
a. Ms. adfl-on y. rulin, ssnasrs nfs- -.
- k.tou. wiiten Mr. All hrs- d. a. bs>n h,''
Hnlcn-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
a CAR D.

roAu VIC arc sursring frsm the errors an.
,,ai.er,,ion. of youth. nervous weakness. eAriy
49,. lo.,ot manbooi. Ac. Will seni rccips
thai viii cure you. FREE or CHARGE Ihissrea'
r,mciyvAs di-overei ~ missionary IN s'eh
America. send s.iiaiireesci ehrelote "th'
IEy. JosEFu 7. ISnAs. sisisSs p. SsS i''k c'y'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

The safest Kind OF tree 10 get under to
avoid thunder shower is the christmfs
| tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

ss.. the msn holds up the post. IL the
p,.t I.s..f No. the man II tight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
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"a d. =. noNNnN.
DENTIST.
s9si-2 Congress ST., Portland Maine.
A,tc,a, rsssA. $500. 5000. o". Psf
tst oa ihe ns.s y.is..issd hssesr r'-"''
A. ssni.I spsfsuoss psifornsd aikhpOShp
EArE. eel wAEgANrED 10 - sg'Ai % ia'ss
arust ty t,s bs.i pssii. tstn ihis siaie.
Its ,n,e s oss e ne ass'' srd bs' ssa's'
fr In tas sfais.
r,r,ou. .i.h.ss srPsisiuss's b. H'i 81 r.
.. ID. r.....-.rf .r.srsErn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27
FIGURES THAT TELL "A SCREW
LOOSE SOMEWHERE.

The State Falr at Levlstoa has closed
anef one of the most successfal exhibi-
tiOns ever held since the ofganiraton or
he Society. and with Exceptionally nne
weather. thA, made Lewiston ote vast
camp OF sightseers. With the extraor-
dlnary ,rJrts In behalf OF tie Fair, s,im'
nlate'i by the large aud growing d,bt ret
lng upon the Society. with ote OF the test
shows ever brought togeth.r In the State
OF M,lue, The very best results ought 10
have been shown. We give below the
ngures % each days receipts, with the
estimate OF attendsnces
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

Tuesisy-attendsnce laeo.
Treasurer lirixgs' report IL a. follows.
I have the honor 10 herewith submit the
detailed statement of cash received nom Nart'
ous soarces. Tuesday, sept eth
Received frotn sAle ~ Tickets ~ Gates. tllI -
land Rent. tle n
Txhib'r.' Intranco Fsss, So %
Due from Railroads. toi "
Issosivs.i nom sale Of Tickets At City
Hall ,Estimaiesil. l0W
Receipts from Check Room. loo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-27

"'My angel. fy with mel
Afar In other lands beyond the sea
we'll build home sacred 90 love and thee
scorn tbs base wretch. who. In your humble
home
ProfAnss the name ofiove-sh. De my ownl
And heaven IL not 30 high. nor earth 90 va,t.
Hat that its treasures ~ thy feet III cast
There |. = full page Of Il. with my
name signed at the bottom. but this will
suffer, I think" and Mr. Cotton eoolly
sat down while look Of confirmation
went round the room.
Mrs. D,wns wen, up 10 Helen draat
aud kissed her ti
"Thsnk you. dear. for Jour f.i'h In
me. I heard al about Il. and I'll never
forget Il - long a. liss."
She looked % ssn,ls aud siilish in her
dainty white drspsriss. with that look OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-06
PERSONAL

Consul General Waller will return TO Europe next
week.
Mr. Philip Phillips, for many years known AZ " the
Singing Pilgrim" /, at present In san Francisco.
Jenny LIMBS country home was Winds Point, at
Burstner's Cross near the Malvcrns She took great
interest In tho welfare of her ncghborS and one o.
her last public Appearances at tho West Malvern
Concert Hall In tho autumn of 1898, when she sang
for the benefit of the Great western halfway SotNa
Fund.
william Eoardman, who died last week at Hartford
at tho age of eighty three years was dc>cehdcd rom
settlers who came to America within twenty years
after the landing of the Mayowers Pilgrims lie was
pioneer OF Methodsm at WctheIS6cd, and once led a
mcctin lhero the town hail IN the tccth OF Tue To
act which dcnomnatOnal foes had proclaimed against
him.
Dr Craetz, the uusrIous Jewish historian, has
lately celebrated his seventeen birthday anniversary
at Drcsau Germany lie is Stll actively engaged In
writing aud lecturihg
A statue of John c. Brcckinridg" IS to he unveiled
at Lexington. KY, on Wednesday of next week sen
aor Blackburn Will be the orator of the day, and there
Will also be addresses by senator Beck and General
Euckncr. The committee IN charge Invites all soldiers Ii
the late between the statc,' TO bc present.
In his lecture on "The Human Washington" the
rcv Dr Edward Everett Hale says he believes the
famous cherry tree aud Ratchet story to be true.
There is talk in Albany Of erecting a monument to
the late Professor Pulkhurst the musician.
Mr. Eorcsto lIopo wa, very absent minded 1t +,
told that once when a visitor called at his house Mr.
ford Hope came TO meet him. shook him warmly
by The hand, assured him that has was glad to see him.
and then. when the alton ought To have begun,
turned ~, back upon him aud apparently resumed
some meditation, which had been interrupted by tho
arrival Of guest.
Proirso i Godc Is compelled by Illness to resign his
chair in tho Theological College oi Neuchatol II no
r. gains hi, health no viii devote himself To tho com
pcuon Of some important eNogetea works already be-
gun by him.
The propollor Vernon recently lost on Lake Mlchl-
gan. owned by Alfred Booth, Of Chicago who laid
the foundation OF his fortune bv first shipping oysters
10 that cs-